It's been six years

[Richard in Smithville]

Since I threw away my last smokes. It may not be as long as some people but I feel great about it.

[tjmac44]

Way to go, keep it up.

[jking]

Congratulations. Here's to another six years.

[Pappy]

Congratulations! Only 2 months for me, but I feel better already. Nice to get up without coughing and hacking the first 15 minutes!

[viking4949]

I am on 6 days, and doing surprisingly well. I can tell a difference already! Way to go!

Brandon

[bigstick509]

[Uncle Cracker]

Good for you. By now, your lungs look 20 years younger.

[Ed62]

Atta boy! It's been over 40 years for me. You have a good start to get there.

Ed

[Jaden]

Congrats Richard, here's to lifetimes worth of extra spending money and good health.

Steve

[Uncle Cracker]

...here's to lifetimes worth of extra spending money...

Very good point. I have an acquaintance who was having trouble paying her bills. She quit smoking, cold-turkey, and saved her house.

[LCHIEN]

congratulations are in order.

[TB Roye]

Congratulation. Next Tuesday the 26 LOML and I will celebrate 7years of being a non smoker and 42 of being married. Being non smokers now we are looking toward 50 and beyond of being Married.

Tom

[Santa Clarita Len]

When I quit the cost of cigarettes was:

When I quit smoking the cost of cigarettes was $2.19 per carton including tax!

[ironhat]

Congrats to all of you!! No easy task and I know from experience - 26 years ago. I don't miss it one bit! Now, if you can convince the wife that you will at least split the money saved you can score some pretty nice stuff by year's end.

[JR]

It's been 18 years for me. I will admit to smoking a cigar now and again, but they are WAY less addicting than cigarettes.

JR